NCPMA Leadership Class Raises Funds for Hands United Foundation

The North Carolina Pest Management Association (NCPMA) Leadership Class announced that they raised $3,055 in support of the Hands United Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to offering hope and assistance to members of the pest control community during times of extreme need.

The NCPMA Leadership Class was represented by the following members: Jessica Wiggins, Pisgah Pest Control; Phil Shaver, Rid-A-Pest; Adam Hartsell, Citywide Exterminating; Nick Ensing, Economy Exterminators; Richard Anderson, May Exterminating.

The funds were raised through a series of events and initiatives spearheaded by the Leadership Class, demonstrating their commitment to giving back to the community that supports them. This donation will go directly to the Hands United Foundation’s mission of providing vital resources and emotional support to pest control professionals facing unexpected hardships, illness, or difficult circumstances.

The Hands United Foundation was established with the vision to "Give Hope when Life Happens," offering a helping hand to those who work in the pest control industry. By providing financial support, assistance with medical bills and other essential resources, the Foundation aims to lessen the burden on pest control professionals and their families during life’s toughest moments.

“We are deeply grateful for the NCPMA Leadership Class’s incredible donation,” said Van Wagner, Hands United Foundation President. “This contribution will help us continue to provide much-needed assistance to those within the pest control community facing times of extreme need. Together, we can make a real difference in the lives of our colleagues and their families.”

The NCPMA Leadership Class’s fundraising efforts serve as a powerful reminder of the compassionate spirit within the pest management industry. The generosity displayed will undoubtedly have a lasting impact on those who benefit from the Hands United Foundation’s services.